Examples of using Minimum programme in English and their translations into Portuguese
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In this sense, all the minimum programmes.
In short, our minimum programme is false and utopian, and has nothing in common with real"life"!
And all this is contained in our minimum programme.
Today we say nothing in our minimum programme about a seven-hour day, but does that mean that we are opposed to this?
Nevertheless, this clause is in our minimum programme.
Only that the maximum programme and the minimum programme are two different concepts, which must not be confused.
You can increase your chances of a successful application by exceeding the minimum programme requirements.
This is our minimum programme as against our future or maximum programme of socialism and communism.
Evidently the author is confusing the minimum programme with the maximum programme. .
Political freedom is a bourgeois demand; but despite that it occupies an honourable place in our minimum programme.
The Fourth International does not reject the claims of the old minimum programme insofar as they retain some vitality.
Shortly after it was set up, the new Government held consultations with civil society organisations,to get their response to its Common Minimum Programme CMP.
Cost of the eligible public expenditure incurred in carrying out a minimum programme as provided for in Article 5 of Regulation(EC) No 1543/2000;
Insofar as there are reforms to be accomplished on behalf of women within present-day society, they are already demanded in the Minimum Programme of our party.
The very fact of the bourgeoisie being in power drives out of our minimum programme all demands which are incompatible with private property in the means of production.
The NAC, whose 12 members were nominated by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh,is expected to advise him on how the Alliance's Common Minimum Programme should be implemented.
A minimum programme is one whose objective is not the complete transformation of capitalism. but the solution of certain of the immediate problems facing the working class under capitalism.
We are therefore against the idea of separating an(‘anti-neoliberal') minimum programme and an(anti-capitalist)‘maximum' programme. .
These are the only Three People's Principles which are in basic agreement with the Communist Party's political programme for the stage of democratic revolution namely, with its minimum programme.
We don't have to put the cart before the horse and invent among ourselves a minimum programme(of reforms) for a hypothetical'broad party.
The division of our programme into maximum and minimum programmes has a profound and tremendous principled significance during the period when power lies in the hands of the bourgeoisie.
I welcome the availability offunding for national programmes, even taking into consideration provisions concerning the minimum programmes to be met.
Only such a provisional government can provisionally carry out our minimum programme and submit changes of this nature for endorsement to the Constituent Assembly which it convokes.
Community financial assistance may also be sought for additional elements of the national programme corresponding to the extended Community programme, provided that the provisions concerning the minimum programme have been fully met.
To us Chinese Communists,the struggle for our Party's minimum programme and the struggle for Dr. Sun's revolutionary, or new, Three People's Principles are basically(though not in every respect) one and the same thing.
Were the Three People's Principles to fall within the old category,then they would have nothing basically in common with the communist minimum programme, because they would belong to the past and be obsolete.
In this respect, all the minimum programmes of the socialist political parties, for instance the democratic programme of the opportunistic socialists, or the communist programme of the"dictatorship of the proletariat", are programmes for the transition period.
Is it not, therefore, in the highest degree absurd to clamour for communism to be"folded up" on the ground that the Communist Party's minimum programme is in basic agreement with the political tenets of the Three People's Principles?
Instead of establishing political minimum programmes, anarchists have always defended the idea of an immediate social revolution, which deprives the capitalist class of its economic and social privileges, and place the means and instruments of production and all the functions of economic and social life in the hands of the workers.
Any sort of Three People's Principles that oppose Russia, the Communist Party or the peasants and workers are definitely reactionary;they not only have absolutely nothing in common with the communist minimum programme but are the enemy of communism, and there is no common ground at all.